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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
HELENA, ARK.


Ralph brown, the Escaped Prison.
er, Captured In 81. Louis.
IsPEOIAL TO THH APPEAL.l
HELENA, ARK, June Sheriff E.
ID. Pillow returned this evening from
st. Louis, having in custody one Ralph
Brown, for whom Gov. Hughes grant
ed requisition papers on the Missouri
authorities. Brown is q hardened
criminal, having served his time in
several prisons. The crime with which
he is charged is robbery, which he
committed last October on one Dick
Myers. Some time afterward he was
arrested in Memphis, and was
hsndcuffed and placed aboard the
Kate Adams for the purpose of
bringing him to Helena, and as
the boat proceeded down the river he
e!uded his captors and jumped into the
water with the handouts firmly locked
on his wrists. He succeeded in SWIM
ming to shore and then made his &C.
cape to st. Louis, where he was AZ
rested about a week since, and was
held in custody by the authorities un-
til the arrival OF Sheriff Pillow.
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The YACHT RACING,
The Atlantic and shamrock the
WinneFs-Iho Latter the Fastest
BI0Op,

New York, June THE Atlantic
beat he Priscilla 10 minutes and Al
seconds and the cutter Galatea %
minutes and 81 seconds, and the Sham
rock beat the Titania 20 min utes and
l second. II this race can be taken ss
q standard the Shamrock is the f,stest
sloop in America, as on time allo vance
che would have beaten the Atlantic,
the easy winner in the first class, by
about ten minutes.
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EDUCATORS QUARREL,
And Prof. 4. 8. Clark is Killed By
Prof. POsey at henderson, Ky.

CINCINNATI, O., June IA special
from Henderson, KY, says that the
city was shocked about 2 o'clock pm.
to hear that Prof. E. 8. Clark, superin-
tendent of the public schools, was
shot and killed this afternoon by Prof
Thomas Posey, principal CT the high
school. The two men having had a
long standing eDmity, got into q quar-.
rel this afternoon in the high school
room, when Principal Posey drew a
revolver and fred three shots at Clark
in the presence Of the pupils, wound.
ing him severely in the face, arm and
shoulder. Posey surrendered him.
self. Both men are prominent in SO.
oiety.
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Tho Excellent Qualities

Of the delightful liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup of Figs, commend it to all who
suffer from Habitual Constipation and
kindred ills. Being in LIQUID form
and pleasing to the taste, harmless in
Its nature, strengthening as we'll as
cleansing in its properties, it is easily
taken by old and young, and truly
beneficial in its effects, and therefore
the favorite family remedy, especially
with the ladies and children, who re-
quire gentle yet effective laxative.
For sale by II. j. Hester and all lead.
ing druggists. Van Vleet 4 Co., G..
W. Jones & Co., W. N. Wilkerson &
Co., and 6. Mansfield & Co. have been
appointed wholesale agents at. Mem.
phis.
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DIED.

PHELAN-Tuepdsy, June 2, 1887, at |
years and 23 days, youngest son of F. Ii. and
Ellen J. Phelau.
Funeral from the family residense, No.
2O5 Desoto street, this WEDNESDAY,
morning at 10 o'clock. Friends of the family
invited to attend.
BRASSELL-At residence, corner Main
and Georgi streets, Tuesday MOI ming, June
7, 1857, a. 5 o'clock, MARC ARRr BRAsaELL,
aged IS years, widow OF Adolph Brassgll.
Funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence this WEDNESDAY, afternoon at ?
O'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
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morning. The President will accept
the invitation of Gov. Hill, and he
and his party will breakfast at the
executive mansion. Aftera stay OF
three hours the journey to Washing
ton will be resumed, and II ia ex pee, ed
that the party will reach the executive
mansion there during Friday evening.
There will be no public reception to
the President at Albany.
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house was thoroughly fumigated and
all the occupants vaccipated, but too
late to arrest the spread of the disease.
AS a consequence several children
were prostlated this morning. The
children have been running about
with others in the peighborhood, and
doubtless many others have been in
fected,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
YELLOW FEVER NURSES
Ordered by the Secretary Of the
Navy,

WASHINGTON, June THE Secre-
tsry OF the Treasury today authorized
Unemployment OF six nurses to attend
the sick in the barracks hospital at
Key West, Fla, and four guards to
prjtect the property of persons re-
moved to the hopsitsl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08

CRYPT OF EUREKA COUNCIL. "A
~ NO. 6, X. IL :. N. 's-A special IA -
assembly Of Eureka Council will be X "
held this ,S 51WsEQNESpAY) evening I"
ferring the Select Masters degree. Visiting
companions X. and 5. III, are fraternally in
Vited. BY ofder OF
W.M BROOKS. T. I'm.
Attest: DoDGE O. TRADER, Secretary,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BRASSRLL-The officers aud members of
Teutonia Lodge, No. Is, X. and L. of II are
requested to meet at their hall, at $50 D. olsck
this "WEDNESDAY afternoon, to attend
the funeral of our late sister, MAHoARErHA
BRAssELJ. By order Of
EMIL LANGMUT. Protector.
JOeEpH 0uL Socretarv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
SMALLPOX.
reAkIng Out I'm OhicagO-HOW 1t
VIII Spread.

CHICAGO, June 7.-Several more
cases of smallpox were discovered to.
day in the same houss where an Ital-
ian was found suffering with the
disease last week. SAfter the removal
OF the Italian to TIE pest house, the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
COLUMBUS, MISS.
Two Negroes Killed by Lightning
A 1iArrtage.

ESPECIAL TO THR APPBAL.1
COLUMBUS, MISS, June 7.-During q
thunder orm yesterday two negroes
on Mr.. David Ooxe's place, six miles
from here, were struck and instantly
killed by lightning, Thew were out in
field and sought shelter from the rain
under tree.
MIR. Sam B. Horton and Miss Lizzie
Quinn, both of this place, were mar
ried last night and left this morning
for California, where they will make
their future home.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Che
~ partnership heretofore sSsiistiDE DO.
and CHARLES ALBERT HILL. carrying on
business In partnership as merohAnts, at
Liverpool In the county Of I Ancaster, a der
the style or firm Of WATSON 4 CO., and al
Charleston and Memphis, in the United
WATSON q HILL, has this day been dis
solved By mutual consent.
Dated the 18th day Of March, 1887.
tsignedl WILLIAM WATSON.
lSignedl CHARLES ALBERT HILL.
The bus ness will be continue in Memphis
By WIN. WATSON and ERHR list REU61
WOOD, under the style Of WATSON, WOOD
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A. M. HARE,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
And Expert BOOk-Keeper
No. "a MADISON ST,

DOCKS Opened, Posted and Balanced,
ID Intricate Accounts Adjusted, Trial Bal
ances, Balance Sheets and Statements made
as Secretary to Companies. AuditinsS 4
Speciality. Consultations daily. free OF
charge, from u 10 ] O'Clock,
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GREAT AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1887


OF the Tennessee River which
The climate
which
700 them
and West and so, 100
For further particular pamphlet and East Sheffield
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Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles incl
dent TO bilious state OF the system such as Dis
liness, Nausea. Drowsinoss, Distress after eating
Pain In the Side, &C. While their most remark
able success has been shown In curing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08

Hoadhche yet CartersLittle Liver Pills are equAIl
valuable in Constipation, curing and preVentlnl
mis- annoying complaint while they also correei
all disorders OF the stomach, stimulate the live
Ind regulate the bowels. Even IL they only cure
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

snears-Cut ioa- e.. granulafef, sc. "a 6ci
Exrra ~, % at,c. yellow -. c9Jt4c.
Cof@e-Gruea H. E94c hlo roasted, "a
zse Is-a xreeu IA to. Java. roasted, aOc
Maracalo0. r0aaat. -o&s-2c. Mexican, roasted, .
ss--c.
reas-Japan. aue, 35a soc. Japan. medium, .
A8ic. ordinary. t.e9zc. hysons sssaoJc, s'ln.
tovdeE. A &C. Co-ons, AGo0e; congo -
DE
Flour-sz 20 pr eEt; sieo per Dbl; patent pro
rsss. g. - per fwt 500 per b9l; Al wheat Hour
e. Is per cNL.s sL5O per ooi-, DasksheAi. 80 pei
est -
Miu Feed d-sereenings. 81 GER ton; bran, SO
ships, 81. ulddlingS 81 Oot<l550.
FeSf-Cofu aud oa.s k2
Kerosene Michigan test. 3Ac per gallon
wNcr While. iuhc.
Gassllns-ii55c per gallon.
Sesds-CiOvef. 81 y o. timothy, s225@SA5l
sal.-Migai4zu Ssc, Eastern 81 Is.
Fish--NO I Whtrssh. So g Q PEI nAlf boi
nshsr xrales Eg11'1 pr half bbi.; trout
. o.. COL sat-. o. per 10; clans O. ~ per hun.
8red canned oysters selects S1st4Dei s1okii1
hSii0ut. - -.
PORK In barre's-Mess pork. Chicago packed
s6oo. extra snort cur, 5000; standard cleAl
50, T. 81 ~.
Tierces. "a e: 80 and 50 ID tubs. 71sc; sl
10 rOgnd uus. 100 cases, 7c. ia tin pals, 10
sc
Beef IN barrels Extra mess. warranted DOlbs-
g5a6ssO o. extra bOneless. sil0o.
But.erne-Dsiry, solid packed. i5c; rolls and
psirts fsc. creamery, solid. i5c. rolls and prints
lsc. extra Creamery, packed, lc' rolls ane
prints lsc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
sHE CouIpNlr UxpERsrAxp Ir.

'What in the world has happened TO you
since the last time / saw you" asked one
lady of another when they met on the
street the other day; II can't understand It.
Then you were pale, haggari and low
spirited. aud l remember you said that you
hardly cared whether you lived or died.
Today you look ever so much younger, and
if IS very evident from your beaming face
that your low spirits have taken flight.
Yes. indeed" vas the reply; and shall
tell you what drove them away? lt was DR.
Pierce's ravorits Prescription. | was q
martyr 10 functional arrangement until
began taking the Prescription Now an
as well a. ever Was IN my life. No woman
who suffers IS did, ought TO let an hour
pass before procuring this remedy"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
szASD RArtDs asKKETs.



ADu.es--. - a. per s.lshsl Nilfet ff9it. aA1a
oio9s.i e 3, PEI e6. liifliistl-f latfrt
fsaas-- HzIld plssse1. s-t.s9 s. 4sf gisi1e-
blltsf-Dsirs tssst-f
g1aese-5.4ls. - Ass lslI. III cream
a.
clover seed s. a. 3 per bsshei.
Drei Faltls -AEa.rs. esaaofat@d 10 e f.-r
pound e.l4Eters = ~ fef 9o11o. caeffisss .
IT, gsr D0lat 1fsei.es. a q - p.r pound
Ff-a Asa.s Ls-,sed b1ss. e. . -. ~ PER cFE.;
uat ga : I'D. ~. seal. t5.51085. peel 80
Grsla- Ehesr. Ciswson. d. Lancaster,
7se oAis 5 = sc. Eye 8aaS0e. corn, lDs1e-
barrsg. s. - PER tst.
ll1es afse1. = ~ part cured. 80 G.
clfsd Est.e. ez.f "a ~. g d pounds. ,c ?
AIMS KFesa 5e e.sFei q y. deEin sxin.. 80
o. .sE1 sneeb pel1s, % -. N0ot Ds-as es%l-
q 4le3 e lie PEI youJd.
nsg.T..a5sag s.aoosi40o Per sons clover
10. .,rg-fsrssys dressed I9esis5scs sprins
eh.c4 sos. t.sitc' t0~is. sesloc.
fattl1cf-st4< s..
oLrss So OR t1n.
lali0s-. . g. Per ID.
W0ol-Waal.-d. i &c. unwashed. one-thirc
Wool-B'ocx stove wood s2.0oG1Z0 per eosc
tour Sos .gcoa $50 Ter cord
goal-S q sr4te s. f5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
THE X. OF L. AND THE RED FLAG.

Dennis J. Hagsrty, Chairman Of the Com
nitfss on Grievances at the recent General
Assembly X. OF l.. at Minneapolis. stopped
over 10 Detroit sunday. Mr. Hsgsrty Is
President Of the National Association of
Hatters. the oldest "open" or non secret
union In the country. dating back to 1884.
It is now allied 70 the knights Of Labor.
he j. also Master Workman % District As
ssmoly rs. Of Brooklyn Speaking OF the
position Of the Ocier on the anarchist
question, Mr. dsEerty said to a free Pres
reporter. eOur position IN the anarchist
matter was simply this After P0wderly
bad very properly ruled out that resolution
Of sympathy. thersoy Avoiding mixing the
order IN a muddls. ss voted non lnterter-
sncs ia lie matter. Personally, have no
tears for anarchy or anarchists, believing as
I do in the ballot " Whether those seven
ars really anarchists and whether they
we're sccordea just and fair trial. ! don {
fssl prepared 20 say. Tor | haven't given the
matter close attention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
LITTLE wolverines
eeGaE1 81 re TELEea<M-4ERALo


1asFi4Ks ~ Ana A. .-r+
san zones . e1mlax - nicnizan tais
weak, Asa sqs24s - As4~..A4--se ~ Eii-
d.
fAs ns~ bel hr as B-plss C1aaah a.
Fsass4inE ~eiz-4 i4L ssllnas, 2a2 est
49,
Tha sorsa ay-a-saa spi.izn,.o i sal rag
ID "a lAs so.44tfg 4s>lic44 -l-f9s-sl -s'i-- Ia
sL4xe.
hAley 4 cos-fe ars potung in z9ooaoo
fHa1 10 Care e1slafI. ~ oe fA-leA ~ --s
ssss4sa4 ryer.
erseasil.a sants 10 b. oFxanizsi. and is
Esai3 - oia STATE has o4l esne tAS
eo1-inx .sassa-
There s,s strong oaos Of 90 q tas Jack.
80 sell a1llh = doaa 40 lset. Dl-d
tEsg 50 4lrs of . sios-
TIE Csmneroizl Tcuri4tz of Michigan afs
saoscfiBia 81 4pisas ~ maks ~ Pif-s
fsr bsnasit. tie chaaezoa eAle1s- ~ iae
dhaaap pioa bass ball leau-
goha MeSsagbtea. TIE By Rap.as iam-
herman 50 terribly manx.sa 3F . io4gins
KoaJ 4eciaknE ias Neeks sio1A-oeiAs
dragged sssF k1s llsa 1y tae snsns-is 70
covering.
Lie i - uncertain. Eiehhsli & Dsysn-
poft 81 Grass Laxs parenasea iee GAYS
a. Lexington. hy. TOR e.. 300 . y4iA4t'ls
eoiz E4s a. m4l i.ed "a lae l91fneY iast
Inurstag tb-g Dad isiussd 500 Tor tAs
eOil Jus. before be ~ns saipPsd-
Mr kiaznan. Of Calhoun, . veil known
bfesder II lcfses aud cattle. speaking OF
haFsea, "AeN YORK people bay eagerly tor
sarF.1ss ase Gay norses 81 me,llnln hsight.
30 siher coiof SEA 80 9slL There = a
srsat lanCY for foscal4s tho manes o. car
riaes hofaes.
-an.isg's ,stad Storm struck Detroit about
4ocl8lk "a tds afleFaoon. znd vs. = very
severe one even for -hls season On the year.
Tie Ni1d 0n the lak-s amounted o. HURT
e4as a. velocity FArs Lng irom thirty I've ~
sixfg miies per boar a. DslroiL the vsiOc-
~ ~ about lALly-tNo miles per houF.-
kfsc Pres.
rhs Detroit Paohioitionists vii hold =
eisy oeavel ti8n today. IN t. ex qectsd thai
ths ccnEenfisa VII - the largest delegated
bCay 9t RFsAisltloulsfs efsr <atlere1 Ia me
City. Ths names % -. "A. waterman, Al
dior II tbs Aiehixas Canr'sl Railroad. snd
4. a. Ch pInAa ars propose4 a. c-ndicAtes
for The MsyoraitY.
Al Aaals S4bis msn has bad . sats IN
his Olfics ~ namoer Of year he wa
the only one who knew tue combination
whsrsby hs could gain open sesame" "a
his treasury. Last week hls uemOry
slipped cog. and aftsr Ty lng all day 70
open lhs sale be had 10 telegraph 10 tae
makers lor the combination.
Cast. n. =. Harbeek. who resi- gned the
captaio-v % Company r, second kegimeni
state troops. ~ Grand Haven October I, ol
account o. stress Of puyaIe ouslcess. va
gwen a banqasE oy his company saturday
night, aud also presen tisd with so wateI
ser he has iust been male a member VI
ths Cutler a 5avidge lumber company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
Fon So.

We have for sale, for spot cash or on
weekly payments, 100 odd patterns of
lounges. $50 odd upholstered rockers. 80
upholstered easy chairs, "a odd designs in
willow rockers. aud gents' reed easy chairs.
DO differen. styles in center stands-Tood
and marble top. The ABOVE named goods
are All new and range Ia prices from s. up
to SO. and must be sold during this month
regardless OF 6rst cost. Call sly end
secure the best bargains
CoMFT0N BRos-
100 and ia South Dlyistcn s.r -
rf-nhOue 1O7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Ciintpa =. CcnTer. a. Fcrf H,rrer. hss
hesn appointed r~puy Rsilwsv Coasruis.
xscner of Mlch ga aaier the n@v Ia,v
which nF0Tt.ie= flf RE srrolnsnazrt ~ an
additional 3epoty. sho sball BE- = - zeal
r~,iroat mar. Nr Ctnzer = e. er-fuee~
on he Cbirsgo 4 Grand 7-urk Raiir..s
sui 49, r1n CD fhst roai ever siace e wze
ecenea indesc. iaoa before "a wssa er1rq-
news route. As : drseeisss enzineer =
well. e5ncaeed nan. ard hsr h~en r~nrss
rent n the Affairs ef re Bfctber hnoss ~
LoeomosiFs EnxisssFs fer nNny S>>x&
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Credit is due the German women and
physicians for hrst using Red Clover bios.
SONS as a medicine. Best results are %
tanned when com binsd With other medicinal
roots ard herbs. a. in DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic wnick IL the best known
remedy for all blood diseases. stomach anc
liver troubles, piaples, c0stivensss. bac
breath. piles. ssus aud malaria diseases, in
digestion. loss 0f appetite, low spirits. head
aene and all disssses Of the kidneys. Price
So cents, Of r. r Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

A II Farnhsm. Of Edmore. harvested
so bushels Of potatoes from four acres.
samuel and Alfred England dug III
bushsis Of potatoes ia twelve hours and
think Is a pretty good record
z. q. Huatley. Of stanton. thinks be can
beaf the radish record. He has one which
ueixhs fourteen pounds. eight ounces. snd
Is twsatY- i've inches long And thirty-tvo
and half inches Ia circumference.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

me sunday nighs storm on Ike hicni.
gan wss he most terrible since the AlFena
went down. and IN consequence the fish
market il flooded with everything aud
Ustssnthaier. as usual. got the bulk and the
first pick, aud ais market Is packed with 1t
al AZ III Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Thsrs is 10 denying the fact that DR..
Jones' Red Clover Tonic Is the most suc-
cesslul blood DuTider ever put on the mar
ket. Ia wOuierful cures IN all stomach,
kidney and liver troubles have.broueht out
many limitations. IL restores dsoiiitsted
nerve tissues restoring the force lost by
sictn ness. mental Work OF excessive use O'
ngaor. opium Ard tobacco. 4. z. Wilson
vii suppiy the genuine a. 50 cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

TIE best on ear'h can truly be said 0f
Grixzs' tilrcerine Save, which is a sars.
safe snd speedy cure for Cus. bruises,
scslis. burns wounds ard all other sores.
Viii positively cure piles. letter snd all
skln srapuons- Try this wonderful healer.
sslisfscti0u guaranteed or money refunded.
Only 25 GEMS. sold by z. +. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
THINKS THE LAW UNCoNsrITU-
TIONAT..

Police Jus-ics Edmand Hang. IN con7sr-
saaon on ths new hqaor lsv, said;
'Ths point IN the Iaw which I en-
terssin eoabt upon. is that which seems %
provide doubls punishment for a single
ofisuss. The lsw empowers police officer
20 enter srd arrest a saIOou<es 60 who Is
selling afer hours. aud the ofllcsr may lock
the nlsn up s8d have bim 4neo for breach
81 TIE r~sce. Ia addition TO this ths
saloon keeper may BE procecied against
~ warrsnf oo = different cbsrEs. namely.
that Of selling hqu0r after tle hour pres
cribsd ~ lav. The 6rst j. breach II the
pescs. tie sauis - Proceedings m case ~
drunk cr q sordeT'v sad she ASS q formal
action az SO AZ under ihe present lsw.
shall swsit the decision of tna Suprsme
Court on THIS aposnt vitn enn4derable
curiosity"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

MAYER n II Chsmheris.n uiH have
sesn the sixteenth Asvor -ot retroit uto
hss ssrved hut enc terrn. soe othsrs oring
Henry + Hfrt IN 1873 lsuathsn Ksarsiev
IN iSSi G. G. rraabfi,irs in fSA Ansrsw
Mack io fs34 Heory Howsnt ia Iss-
knE-stus 8 Fnrte- IN 1858 Ash1r p RafeS
IL f>3s De i7sr-o fo1es IN 1859. ranulas
rcazht1n III istf Janes A Van Dgks in
fs47 F-e.leriek suhI = tsst Ehsrles How
SRI in fss9 Jeau fsins in lSe. Ischsr-.h
Ctendlsr ia 1881 aaa HsnrT Ledvsrd IA
1kss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

oet n Wheat zAs.sr. casa Rsse Do
ca,u8aT. lzs.e, aas s Ac
ga -sl4,.lF tzz-. - - psesz1ser, AS
H. - tt.ife.
aA.sAg-~s 81 ~
Fat4 ~.la..s Ja14ary s-.lz ztLlo.
L<li-al. l.ly. Case. s8.s0. Aossl11ef, 49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Charles II P'nmmer.a a lnnberraan of Fast
Sszius~. makes he following propoaton-
rl have So oc0 acres Of and IN Michigan.
Dot an scrs Of which has not coss me bushsl
~ sweat in behalf e honest lsbor end ih-
eftv and isv I val give 60 each Of fhe
families cf the police alhesrs murdered st
the hsvmsrses Square. ~ Chicsgo. forty
ar4ss ~ a. xood eeech and maple farming
land a. there - In Michigan. conditioned
o0iv on their occupying tiis same. aud uiil
siso give esch q ssid families snonxh lam-
her - build a house thereOn, I believe
Michigan vii giailF ~slcome The families
of 81 srch men Within her hcrders and
afori 1hen protection Mr. Fiammer Is
re8ponsitie and means vhst he ST& re .
a veteran s1isisr snd naIve of Maize
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
MAKE NO MISTAKE.

- THt"---
GLOBE sECoNr-gAND CLOTHING HOUSE
Is Es-t RrfsFe street
s~coud eiathIax store east - Csa1s you viii
gst ste highest uricrs fCf gras rsst 0f eiotss1z
Orders b. uail Vlli reeefve prosapt aren't IN
HARRY NEWMAN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

s-,.ed boss. = 9ogs 70 Per cFt. ;
y. ysAi. ss-os@1s. pssl. o. 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

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The Washington critic., 1887-05-02
Grand Commandery, u. o. q. G

The annual session Of the Grand Com
mandery Of the District Of Columbia, U. o.
&. c., was held Friday evening in stidham's
Hall. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Grand Commander, John n. Ehle of st.
Johns, No. 32; Vice-C Commander, Mrs.
Emma McKim of st. Johns, No. 81; Grand
Prelate, Jonathan NJ. Andrus of Halcyon,
No. 12S; Grand Keeper OF Records, WIN. 7.
Kent, of Meridian, No. l7S; Grand Treas
urer, Richard ii. Yates OF st. Johns, No.
32; Grand Herald, Wm. II. Pope of Good
VIII, No. 81; Grand Warder, Inner Gate,
Mrs. Elvira Moore of Meridian, No. Us;
Grand Warder, Outer Gate, Charles l.. Pat
ten Of Meridian, No. 17s. Past Grand Com
mander, S. A. II. McKim, NJ. D.; Grand
Trustees, DR.. $. /. Groot, j. NJ. Andrus,
George j. z. Wood; Representative to Su.
preme Commandery, DIR. S. A. II. McKim;
Alternate Representative to supreme Com.
mapdery, DR.. s. |. Groot,
The oillcers-elect Will be installed on the
evening Of May 0 in the citadel of Goodwill
Commandery, and It Is probable that all
members OF the order 10 the city will be in
vlted TO be present. A large amount Of
business was transacted, but 1t was not Of a
public character and would be of little in
terest TO the general public. The Supreme
Commardery OF the order will meet In ben-
nial session III New York city May II, 1887,
and VII be in session for about week.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02
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Cream, 15c. per pit.